Jobs in Nagoya
 

Does anybody know of any jobs in Nagoya that foreigners can get without a college degree??

I will be moving to Japan to live with my husband soon and will need to get a job, but I do not have a college degree and I do not speak fluent Japanese yet.

does anybody have any suggestions?? I have seen one job looking for waitresses that need english speaking ability but there is no guarantee that job will be available again when I move.

Just looking for other options besides one sports bar.

thanks.

you could do what many of us do,.... teach english.

if you go private, you'll just have to hustle and get students, or you could join one of the local english schools. mind you the timings arent that great as you'll probably work in the evenings and on weekends.

companies might require a college degree, but then again that might only be for the visa, which you wont need anyway.

trunker
 

ok, i'll have to research the private teaching, right now i'm just going to stay with him for 6 months to get used to the country and I will be attending Japanese classes and working on my fluency. Hopefully I can find atleast something I can do.

I would like to contribute to bills and have my own spending money sometimes. I have a little in my bank account here in America to start with and hope to hold a short job in America after I come back after 6 months.

thanks for the advice though, i'll look into it.

Try contacting the Nagoya International Center. They offer job-finding services for foreigners in Nagoya, and there might even be job positions at the Center itself.

Nagoya International Center - The NIC - English Site

Hope you enjoy Nagoya - it's a great city.

thanks
 

thank you hatredcopter. I'll have to check it out. I did get the opportunity to stay there for a month in May and I enjoyed it allot, but a month is going to be allot different from half a year and possibly the rest of my life. I will definitely check into this as well.

I'm so happy to see people helping me not so many people seem to know much about nagoya.

Nyororin lives in Nagoya, but is on vacation now. When she is back I am sure she can help.

thanks MMM
 

thank you, i'll have to check in with her.

English teaching is probably going to be your only quick and easy option. There are countless smaller schools that will leap to hire you as you won`t be needing a visa and they can have you work only the hours you`re needed (instead of having to "make" work for you in order to turn it into a full time job for visa purposes).

Do you have any idea of what part of Nagoya you`ll be living in?

the very first place we went to was the nagoya kokusai centre.i was in nagoya for 14 ish years and kokusai centre helped me with loads of things like travel etc.